We do the implementation and support of Mule ESB. The solution is easily maintained and manageable.

Initially, we did get some minimal support, but it wasn't extensive. We collaborated to resolve issues or gain clarity on certain points.

My company had sought help from an integrator to deal with the product's deployment process.

The solution can be deployed in a few minutes.

I have done the installation on my own many times. I have this product on my personal laptop, as well and usually install it on my small machines. 

We used a consultant directly from MuleSoft for deployment. It took about an hour or two to deploy the solution, plus time for testing. 

We can do an on-prem deployment ourselves. Developers mainly focus on the development aspect of the solutions, and admins manage all deployments.

I set up the solution myself.

We did it in partnership with a third-party consultant, and then we took it from there. Our experience was very good.

I did the implementation of Mule ESB myself. There is no maintenance required for Mule ESB.

We went for a training first and then it was in-house after that.

I performed the installation myself.

We had a team from Mulesoft to help us.

Our DevOps handled the implementation.

In-house

I have experience installing this solution for my company. I can also maintain  Mule ESB by myself.

I know that the setup is straightforward, but I did not do it myself. One person from our team did it. Everything is straightforward and pretty easy, including the deployment and the promotion from one level to another level.

Our in-house teams do the implementation for our clients.

From a developer's perspective, it does not require much effort for maintenance. After we develop, the DevOps team takes it over for deployment and maintenance. When it comes to issues in production, my team would not be responsible.